Elite Business Women comes back to Constanta with the networking & entrepreneurship sessions by Elite!
Come present YOUR business with us, entrepreneur women of Constanta! 
We will show you how to present your business, connect you to the business experiences of the speakers and participants and help you identify new business partners

Barefoot in the Park by Neil Simon, a successful romantic comedy, a love story with a newly wedded couple learning how to live and keep their love. 
A charming comedy with characters - a newly wedded couple, a mother-in-law, an eccentric neighbor – trying in their own way to prove that life should be lived in the present and that walking barefoot in the grass is a moment that must be experienced in life.

Maybe the most rooted in reality play of Matei Vișniec, having at the same time a pillar in fantasy. We are in a space where a fratricide war has started that the press doesn’t care about! The wish to be always up to date hits the press interest, more and more acutely lately, to „strike” viewer’s sensibility with the most sharp and spectacular element. The chase after audience, money from advertising, inevitably lead to financial conflicts, to custom made information, false leads, illusionary aspects are exacerbated in order to obtain the extraordinary.

Saturday, at 19.00, on the stage of the Public Theatre of Constanța appear „Stupid People”, characters from the universe of Marin Sorescu, bringing a savory piece of humor from Oltenia.

ACTORS: Marian Adochiţei, Dan Cojocaru, Liliana Bărăscu, Turchian Nasurla, Paula Prodan, Georgiana Rusu, Alina Mantu, Remus Archip, Andrei Cantaragiu, Ionuţ Alexandru, Cosmin Mihale, Lana Moscaliuc, Mirela Pană, Dana Trifan Enache, Luiza Martinescu Toma ARTISTIC DIRECTOR: Iulian Enache

SCENOGRAPHY: Sanda Mitache

MUSICAL ILLUSTRATION: Adrian Mihai 

 

Four act drama, Cehov subscribes from The Seagull and The Orchard, that he names Comedies. It’s his second to last play, the last one being The Orchard. Why drama? Maybe for the death of ideals, the finitude in varied shapes, including comical. But Three Sisters is the only one that he recognizes as DRAMA, the other large plays being comedies, farces, dramatic plays, life scenes etc.